Late-Evening Weather: Clear and 76 in San Antonio as Halloween Night Peaks, the Clocks Fall Back at 2 A.M., and Election Day Stays at 73 Percent
The station's live feed at the 18:04 cycle: 76.7 degrees and clear (code 0) under a Saturday that topped out at 79.3 — warmer than any earlier file today — with Sunday overcast at 76.8 and Tuesday's thunderstorms holding at a 73 percent chance.
Halloween night in San Antonio is clear and warm. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read this cycle, showed 76.7 degrees feeling like 83.1 under clear skies (code 0), with Saturday topping out at 79.3 and bottoming at 66.9 on a 5 percent precipitation chance — the day's high came in above every earlier file the desk published today, and trick-or-treat hours, which peak between 5:30 and 9:30 p.m., stay dry to the end.
Overnight brings the year's time change: clocks fall back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday, returning San Antonio to standard time. Sunday itself reads overcast (code 3) at 76.8 with a low of 66.6 and a 2 percent rain chance, and Monday is the week's warm outlier — fog-coded (45) at 86.9 with a low of 67.3 and a 2 percent chance.
Election Day remains the week's weather story. Tuesday, November 3, is coded 95 — thunderstorms — at 76.8 with a low of 64.7 and a precipitation chance of 73 percent, unchanged from the desk's evening file. Wednesday clears to sunny at 76.3 with a 1 percent chance, Thursday reads partly cloudy at 79.0 with 3 percent, and Friday, November 6, is overcast at 76.6 with 2 percent. Tonight needs no rain plan; Tuesday's voters still do. This is the desk's late-evening update to its 17:00 file.
